Internet Founder's 4 Concerns About The Web

readwriteweb.com:

This morning at Nokia World 2010 in London, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, widely known as the inventor of the Web, addressed the audience in a keynote speech where he spoke about the future of mobile technology, including both the positive impacts it brings as well as the areas of concern. After encouraging developers to build for the Web, so as to deliver applications that work on all types of devices, even the ones that haven't been invented yet, he then proceeded to detail areas which need addressing, specifically privacy, accountability, network neutrality and the 80% of the world that doesn't have access to the World Wide Web.

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Comments

[ResearchtheFacts]

11:13 PM on 09/16/2010

Somebody is totally unaware of ARPA, or ARPANET of the U.S. department of defense.

[SaneThoughts]

09:23 PM on 09/16/2010

So now someone is worried?

Too little, too late.

[euromarkusx]

07:23 PM on 09/16/2010

He is NOT a co-founder of the INTERNET, he created the WEB.

The WEB sits on top of the INTERNET.

[ResearchtheFacts]

11:10 PM on 09/16/2010

Thank you boy is his ego big or someone's fact wrong.

[repatriate]

03:06 PM on 09/15/2010

Berners-Lee is not a "founder of the internet."

Berners-Lee wrote the first spec for link-driving surfing using the http protocol.

The internet was running and viable for many years prior to the introduction of web browsers.